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What’s the longest long term writing job you’ve had?
Posted by Allison on Feb 26, 2010 in Working for different clients
How does a 52 week long writing job sound? Very nice indeed, thank you!
Unusual online writing jobs – could you be doing any of these?
Posted by Allison on Jan 2, 2010 in Finding online writing gigs
When you think about writing for online markets, what type of work do you think of?
Finding writing jobs in online forums
Posted by Allison on Dec 30, 2009 in Finding online writing gigs
Finding online writing work is a never ending task. Unless you get a job as part of a writing team – which pretty much guarantees you will get ongoing work – you will have to look for your own writing gigs.
Choose from 4 profitable writing careers online
Posted by Allison on Dec 27, 2009 in Finding online writing gigs
Online writing doesn’t just fall into one huge category. There is a lot more to it than that.
Online writing – 3 methods for finding article buyers to sell your articles to
Posted by Allison on Dec 27, 2009 in Finding online writing gigs
Selling articles online is what most online writers want to do. And it is possible to make a good living from it.
Online writing – planning your day or week for success
Posted by Allison on Dec 18, 2009 in Goal setting for writers
Okay so what makes up the week of an online writer? Well it depends on what kind of work you do, who you do it for and how much of it you do.
Are you qualified to write that?
Posted by Allison on Dec 14, 2009 in Uncategorized
How many times have you been on the verge of applying for a writing gig, only to discover that you don’t have the qualifications they are looking for?
The power of positive thinking?
Posted by Allison on Dec 9, 2009 in Goal setting for writers
If you have been reading my blog recently you will know that I have been setting myself some new writing goals for 2010.
Where do YOU find your freelance writing jobs?
Posted by Allison on Dec 5, 2009 in Finding online writing gigs
We all have our own little ways and means, don’t we?
Is it really possible to get writing jobs on Twitter?
Posted by Allison on Nov 20, 2009 in Social media for writers
Yes, it is. But that would make an unbelievably short blog post wouldn’t it, so let me go into a bit more depth.
Do you ever apply for unusual writing jobs?
Posted by Allison on Nov 18, 2009 in Finding online writing gigs
I did today. Let’s face it, most of the writing jobs you find online tend to fall into the same groups over and over again. It’s not often you see a job asking for quizzes, so I applied.
Finding well paying freelance writing jobs
Posted by Allison on Oct 28, 2009 in Finding online writing gigs
Some online writers earn peanuts. Others earn enough to only work part time for a full time – and very nice sized – wage.
So how do you make sure you fall into the second group?
How many different ways are there to find new writing jobs?
Posted by Allison on Sep 23, 2009 in Finding online writing gigs
The answer has to be “plenty”. But quite often we find ourselves visiting the same old sites we always visit. It can be tough to inject any new excitement into our search for writing jobs. And yet when most writers are heading towards the same old sources all the time, it means there is a heck of a lot of competition out there you are up against.
Are you happy with your online writing income?
Posted by Allison on Sep 14, 2009 in Selling and profiting from your own articles
Money is one of the big bones of contention with lots of online writers. Some who are new to the game visit some of the big freelance bidding sites and see the lowly rates offered by some of the buyers there. They then see the freelance writers who are willing to write for those amounts. Small wonder so many would-be writers are put off from even getting started when they see those results.
How do you find article buyers?
Posted by Allison on Aug 25, 2009 in Web writing
How indeed? Finding article buyers is a constant task for all freelance writers, whatever markets you aim for and whether they are online or off.
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